I use KODI - https://kodi.tv/ ultimate entertainment center
Is anybody know how to create a playlist with set the start time and the end time of the video.
Video can be located locally or remotely on the server.
The VLC player resolved this problem through m3u format
#EXTVLCOPT:start-time=10.000
#EXTVLCOPT:stop-time=20.000
But KODI do not accept this format
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I'm using BigBlueButton in my website,
the problem is:
we can't stream our videos online in BigBlueButton and all of our visitors can stop/play/... our uploaded external video for themselves.
so we are looking for a solution to display a video as a live stream.
our video is in .mp4 format.
what we are thinking to remove play/stop/... buttons from video so our clients can't stop the video and play it for them.
In the latest version of bigbluebutton that nearly would have a final release (v2.4), visitors (viewers) can't pause, stop, ... the playing video.
I want to develop a video recording application. When ''start'' button is pressed camera will be opened to record video after that- voice command will be used that is ''START'' on this voice command recording will start.
For that you could speechKit and in your app you would have to make speechKit listen as app start's or video interface is present. Now whatever user would say it will record and send it to it's server and give you back the text of what server fetch from user's voice. Then put a check if any STOP word come's and stop your recording of video ,and vice-versa for START keyword. Here's a link-raywenderlich just for how to use speechKit. Now go ahead and give it a try and let me know if you need anything else.
Im new i streaming so sorry for stupid questions, I tried to find info in web but nothing seems to work.
What Im trying to do
I have IP Cam that puts out RTSP stream to internet its IP is: rtsp://89.79.16.127:2550
When Im accessing that stream in windows VLC (win xp) every thing works (you can tryit for yourself)
Now I have dedicated linux debian serwer with ip: 109.95.153.133
I want to setup VLC serwer that will grap rtsp feed from camera IP and restream it via my serwer, so I can show that stream on my website (located on that dedicated serwer)
Can You help mi accomplish that?
Open VLC, select Open location from clipboard
Enter the proper camera url. For example, the axis M7014 streams in H264 so its url will look like rtsp://Camera-IP/axis-media/media.amp?codec=h264
Enter the login at the prompt or encode it to the rtsp link
rtsp://user:pass#Camera-IP/axis-media/media.amp?codec=INFO.)
If the stream is playing on the screen it means you support this codec. If not, then you shouldn't try to transcode it. For example, the axis M7014 uses an H264 variant that only quicktime fully supports.
The previous steps were to determine if you can transcode or if you should just forward the traffic.
Menu-Stream, select your RTSP as a source, then add an RTSP destination and stream. If you cant see the video play you can only forward it to a player that can. beware, some RTSP headers might get tweaked and disable the ability to pause video. I can looking for a fix right now.
I was wondering if there is a way to start downloads of audio files from a start point depending on bytes or time. Right now on my website if I want to start a audio track at the half way point I have to wait for it to download past halfway and then skip to that part. Thanks!
Yes, the server has to support byte range requests and the client would have to make the appropriate request to get the bytes it needs. Most browsers support this already natively; Flash does not.
If you're using the native <audio> element and are unable to set the playback position before the entire song has downloaded then that means the server does not accept byte range requests.
Using SoundManager2 you can pass a from value when creating the sound which will start the playback from said offset (when using Flash, the entire file will still be downloaded):
soundManager.createSound({
url: 'http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/theadamcarollashow/2013.08.07ACS.mp3',
from: 10*60*1000 // position to start playback within a sound (msec): 10 minutes
});
Hello All I have been working on a project for a while:
I have a non standard MP4 video file I want to play off a server in a IPhone App (I am using Flash builder to create it).
Due to a combination of server problems (not correctly identifying MIME type and cant be changed) and IPhone limitations (e.g. not being able to force the iplayer to play files with wrong extension), I have had to setup a process that reads the file in, saves it locally and then point the video player at the local file.
Although this sort of works, i am having an issue with some of the files that are large (94mb for a 17 min video) and a slow server - which takes 120 seconds to transfer the whole file.
I thought that if you started playing the video, then the transfer rate would be faster than the playback rate so the video would play ok.
However sometimes the video just crashes, which i am guessing is a result of the video reading beyond what has been written.
If the video played the internal file using progressive download I think it would probably not crash but resume once more date had been read but understand that progressive download is triggered by a url extension beginning with HTTP://
Can you make an internal file play using progressive download ? I know this would not normally be expected as logically the system would expect a local file to already be download ?
Any help appreciated
Thanks
Toby
try this to know download file is complete or not
HCDownload
it is very easy to use only write its delegate method.
Edit
also see StitchedStreamPlayer